Creek County Jail Roster and Recent Bookings

Creek County recent bookings are published online through the Creek County Sheriff's Office inmate roster. The jail is located at 9175 Ridgeview Street in Sapulpa and processes arrests from agencies across the county. You can browse or search the current roster by name, sort by booking date, and filter by last name initial to find someone recently booked. This page explains how to use the official search tools, what information booking records contain, and what additional state resources are available if the person you are looking for is no longer in county custody.

Creek County Recent Bookings Online

The Creek County Sheriff's Office publishes its current inmate roster at creekcountysheriff.com/roster.php. The list typically shows around 256 or more current inmates at any given time. You can sort the roster by booking date from newest to oldest or oldest to newest. Alphabetical filtering by last name initial is also available, which helps when you know how a name starts but are not sure of the full spelling. Each entry shows the inmate's booking number, booking date, charges, and any holds currently placed on the individual.

Creek County's roster is one of the more feature-rich in the state. Charges shown on the roster can range from simple holds, such as out-of-county warrants, to more serious felony offenses including trafficking in illegal drugs. The page reflects current custody status only. If someone was recently released or transferred, they will not appear. The jail itself is at 9175 Ridgeview Street in Sapulpa. The Sheriff's Office is located separately at 327 E. Lee Avenue in Sapulpa and can be reached at 918-227-6374. For questions about a specific booking, you can call the jail line at 918-224-4964.

The Oklahoma State Courts Network at oscn.net provides case-level information for charges filed in Creek County District Court, giving you more detail than what the jail roster alone shows.

OSCN is the official source for court filings tied to Creek County arrests and often has case data within a few days of booking.

How to Search Creek County Booking Records

Go to creekcountysheriff.com/roster.php and use the sort or filter options at the top of the roster. Sorting by newest booking date is the fastest way to see who was recently booked. If you have a specific name, use the alphabetical filter to jump to that section of the list. The roster is text-based and easy to scan, but it does not have a keyword search box, so browsing by last name initial is your main option within the page itself.

If the person does not appear on the roster, call the jail at 918-224-4964. Staff can confirm current custody status over the phone. If the matter involves a court case, search the Oklahoma State Courts Network for Creek County to pull up case records. OSCN shows charges, docket entries, and case status for filings in District Court. You can also use the VINE system at vinelink.vineapps.com or by calling 877-654-8463 to check custody status and set up automatic release notifications.

Note: The official URL for the Creek County roster has experienced 404 errors at times, so if the page does not load, try again later or call the Sheriff's Office directly for current custody information.

What Creek County Booking Records Show

Oklahoma law at Title 51 O.S. Section 24A.8 requires county jails to maintain jail registers as public records. These must include each prisoner's name, the date and cause of commitment, the committing authority, whether the charge is criminal, a physical description, and the date of discharge or escape. Creek County's online roster is the digital form of this legally required register. The public has a right to view this information, and no special request is needed to access it through the Sheriff's website.

A typical Creek County booking record includes the inmate's full name, a booking number, the booking date, the arresting agency, and the charges or holds in place. Bond information is added once it is set by the court. Court date links may appear once the case is entered in the system. Early records sometimes show only the initial charge list, with more detail added as the case progresses. Hold charges from other counties or agencies are common in the Creek County roster and appear clearly labeled as holds in the charge field.

For historical booking records not visible on the current online roster, you can submit a written Open Records request to the Creek County Sheriff's Office at 327 E. Lee Avenue in Sapulpa.

State and Federal Resources for Creek County

If someone arrested in Creek County was convicted and transferred to a state prison, they will no longer appear on the county jail roster. Use the Oklahoma Department of Corrections Offender Lookup at okoffender.doc.ok.gov to search for state inmates. You can search by name, DOC number, county of conviction, or current facility. The database includes current housing location, security level, conviction details, sentence information, and expected release dates. Most records include a photo.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at osbi.ok.gov runs the state's central criminal history system. The CHIRP platform lets individuals search criminal history records online. OSBI data covers arrests, charge dispositions, and incarceration history and may reflect more detail than a single county jail booking entry. The ODOC offender information portal also has additional links and lookup tools beyond the basic offender search.

For anyone held on federal charges, use the Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Locator at bop.gov. Creek County sits near the Tulsa metro area, and federal cases do arise in this area. The Oklahoma Sex Offender Registry at sors.doc.ok.gov is maintained separately and can be searched by name, address, or county for registered offenders in Creek County.

Requesting Past Creek County Booking Records

The online roster covers current inmates only. For past booking information, submit a written Open Records request under Title 51 O.S. Section 24A.8 to the Creek County Sheriff's Office at 327 E. Lee Avenue in Sapulpa. You can submit in person, by mail, or by calling 918-227-6374. The agency may charge a reasonable fee for document production but must provide access to jail register information not otherwise exempted by law.

Court records tied to Creek County arrests are available through the Creek County District Court Clerk, also in Sapulpa. Certified copies of case documents carry a per-page fee. OSCN.net at oscn.net is the free way to search active and past case records before making a formal request. The Reporters Committee Open Government Guide for Oklahoma has additional information on what types of records law enforcement agencies must disclose and the process for making requests.

For archived or historical records, archives.ok.gov maintains the state archives and may have older records not available through county offices or OSCN.

Cities in Creek County

Creek County covers a wide area east and northeast of the Tulsa metro. Communities served by the Creek County Sheriff's Office and the county jail include Sapulpa, Bristow, Drumright, Kellyville, Kiefer, Lawrence Creek, Mannford, Mounds, Oakhurst, Olive, and Shamrock. Arrests from all of these areas are processed through the jail at 9175 Ridgeview Street in Sapulpa. None of the cities in Creek County currently meet the population threshold for a dedicated page on this site, but Sapulpa is the county seat and the primary hub for booking and detention services.

Nearby Oklahoma Counties

If you are unsure which county handled a booking, these counties border Creek and may have the record you need.